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Luke DeCock: If the Big Ten is leaving ESPN behind, what could that mean for the ACC — and the NHL?

In a summer that keeps churning out seismic events in college sports, ESPN’s decision to drop out of bidding for Big Ten television rights is another massive domino to tumble, albeit not entirely unexpectedly.

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Ron Cook: Sidney Crosby only aging like a fine wine

Number 87 was born on 8-7-87. That means Sidney Crosby turned 35 on Sunday. Can you believe it? Sid the Kid came into the NHL with the Penguins at 18 in 2005. Now he's closer to the big 4-0 than he is to 30? Where does time go?

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New Kraken assistant Dave Lowry brings vast NHL playing experience to coaching staff

One of the more interesting things about last season’s Kraken coaching staff was the limited NHL playing experience within its ranks.

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Bruins Sign Patrice Bergeron, David Krejci to One-Year Deals

Boston has brought back two of its longtime franchise cornerstones on one-year deals.

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Lukas Reichel building up strength, weight through summer training

Reichel, up from 170 to roughly 185 pounds, should be able to better protect the puck and win battles next season as he evolves into a full-time NHL forward.

Chicago Sun-Times

Geoff Baker: New affiliation almost dragged Kraken into hockey's reckoning with sexual misconduct

SEATTLE — That's one Kansas City-sized cow pie the Kraken just barely avoided stepping in last week upon announcing their latest minor league affiliate.

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Blackhawks will play preseason game in Milwaukee

The Hawks will face the Minnesota Wild at Fiserv Forum on Oct. 2.

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After weeks of speculation, Wild's Kaprizov expected back in Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS — The Wild's Kirill Kaprizov is expected to arrive in Minnesota later Tuesday, a source confirmed, a return that would clear up weeks-long speculation about whether the Russian star would be able to get back for next season.

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Blackhawks hire Derek Plante as assistant coach, completing Luke Richardson’s staff

Plante returns from Minnesota-Duluth after previously playing and serving as a development coach for the Hawks.

Chicago Sun-Times

10 Things You Can Buy With Mega Millions Jackpot After Taxes: SPY, Crypto, Teslas, Real Estate, Sports Teams And More

Friday’s Mega Millions jackpot has hit $1.1 billion, which could mark the second highest winning ticket for the jackpot game. Here’s a look at how much someone could take home and what they could choose to purchase with the winnings.

Benzinga

Jeff Gordon: Blues stay in chase despite subtractions, but Colorado remains Cup favorite

Top NHL teams launched into damage control again this summer.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Petr Mrazek brings to Blackhawks a history of excelling when doubted

Expectations are very low for Mrazek as the tanking Hawks’ new starting goalie, but his 2018 success story with the Hurricanes might be repeatable.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ryan Shares Message for Fans After Public Intoxication Charge

The former Red Wings forward said he was choosing to do better going forward.

Sports Illustrated

Greg Cote: Costly but needed: How Matthew Tkachuk brings missing swagger, bravado to Florida Panthers

When your team’s fans have been waiting 28 seasons (a.k.a. “forever”) to celebrate a first championship, there are two things they don’t want to hear about from the folks running the franchise: Excuses. Or patience.

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Panthers make blockbuster trade, acquiring Tkachuk from Flames while sending off Huberdeau, Weegar

Bill Zito made his big offseason move.

Chicago Sun-Times

Dylan Strome, never fully appreciated with Blackhawks, excited for ‘new opportunity’ with Capitals

Despite receiving a one-year contract worth $3.5 million from Washington, the great Strome mystery — ‘Why do NHL teams not value him as much as they should?’ — nonetheless remains.

The Independent UK

Owner of Edmonton Oilers NHL team paid underage ballerina for sex, lawsuit claims

A lawsuit claims that a dancer “was literally a child prostitute to a billionaire and her mother assisted her in laundering the money”

USA Today Sports Media Group

8 NHL teams that should trade for Matthew Tkachuk

Matthew Tkachuk is now the hottest player on the NHL trade market, but where will he land?

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Report: Tkachuk Won’t Sign Long-Term Contract With Flames

The news means that Calgary’s star winger, a restricted free agent, is likely to be traded.

Los Angeles Times

Helene Elliott: MLB All-Star Game provides a fun, big league escape for players and fans

LOS ANGELES — Baseball's All-Star Game was a sweet treat, a refreshingly icy blast on a hot July afternoon, a nod to the game's tradition that featured enough new wrinkles and fresh personalities to make it entertaining and help keep the All-Star format vibrant for years to come.

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Ted Kulfan: Blue Jackets, Red Wings among winners this busy NHL offseason

DETROIT — This NHL offseason promised to be wild and woolly and, so far, hasn't disappointed.

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Geoff Baker: 'Christmas came early' for the Kraken with Shane Wright -- which could delay their playoff debut

Last week's opening of NHL free agency told us a whole lot about the direction the Kraken appear to be headed in the next few seasons.

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Eddie Olczyk joining Kraken's TV broadcast team

A league source has confirmed that longtime NHL player-turned-broadcaster Eddie Olczyk will be joining the ROOT Sports booth for Kraken games this coming season alongside play-by-play man John Forslund, whom he's paired with on national telecasts throughout the years.

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Patrick Reusse: A hockey star in a troubled country? We’ve seen this film before

The Berlin Wall came down on Nov. 9, 1989. This was the beginning of the end for the Soviet Union. Eastern Europe was mostly freed from the "Iron Curtain'' imposed by Russia after World War II by the early '90s.

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Rory McIlroy picked the worst day to be just OK at golf

Rory didn't choke Sunday.

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